Peripity is a bold and unconventional memoir/manifesto that shatters traditional storytelling. Blending memoir, screenplay, letters, poetry, and cultural critique, it follows Griffin—a retired lawyer, former Marine, and immigration rights activist—through a whirlwind of personal experiences, artistic rebellion, and social commentary.

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From the jungles of Vietnam to courtroom battles and avant-garde literary experiments, Peripity challenges readers to rethink fiction, activism, and the meaning of storytelling itself. With sharp wit and an irreverent voice, Griffin takes on themes of war, identity, environmental sustainability, and the fight against societal norms, crafting a genre-bending narrative that informs, bewilders, and captivates.

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A must-read for those who crave innovation in literature, Peripity is not just a book—it’s a call to redefine the way we tell stories in an ever-changing world.